Thailand proposes daily limits on stablecoin deposits and withdrawals
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On November 13, 2026, Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed limits on stablecoin deposits and withdrawals: for each customer, deposits and withdrawals on each licensed crypto platform would each be capped at 5 million baht per day, approximately US$148,000. Transfers by customers between two licensed Thai platforms would not count toward the limits, but both platforms would have to comply with the Travel Rule; accounts or wallets used for stablecoin deposits to or withdrawals from a platform would also have to be confirmed as belonging to the customer. The proposal is open for comments until November 26 and is set to take effect 60 days after the final announcement is issued.
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Thailand’s SEC proposes limiting each customer’s stablecoin deposits and withdrawals on each licensed crypto platform to 5 million baht per day (about $148,000). Transfers between two licensed Thai platforms would not count toward the limit, but both parties must comply with the Travel Rule; accounts or wallets used to deposit or withdraw stablecoins on a platform must also be confirmed as belonging to the customer. The proposal is open for comment until November 26 and is set to take effect 60 days after the final announcement is published.
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